Here is a question for @JohnNaborsShow or anybody else, I don’t think Arkansas has signed a 5 star recruit since 2016, which I believe is the longest stretch of any SEC program without at least one 5 star. The question is why?
It’s always funny to me when rich people who live in a place find out that that place is actually considered a pretty shitty place to live and are confused by it. This might come as a shock, but if you are rich, you’re not being impacted by all the shitty things about that place.
Let me lay something on my cadre of followers. @iamjohnoliver is always an objectively pleasant and enjoyable comedic experience. I’m sure there are political bents that would cause me to disregard his talents, but whatever they are I’m glad I don’t share them.
@JohnNaborsShow In a vacuum I don’t see this as that big of an issue, taken as a whole with how we generally get the shitty end of the stick from the SEC, it’s just makes it more irritating. I hope this is a trend of us at least trying to insist on more fair treatment from the conference.
I tend to not like to pile on hating the AD because I know there is a lot of info that the average fan is not privy to and there is a lot of nuance to the position, but I think I am coming around to the majority of the fanbases position on Hunter Yuracheck, I am getting fed up.
@TomMarsLaw@DavidBazzel I mean I guess the third prong is our best bet, but given that we had 10 female student athletes that no longer have a team, I don’t see that that is going to work for us.
I’ve been a Razorback fan all my life and the last 10-15 years has been pretty brutal all min all but there is a portion of the fan base that is just exhausting. If you gave them 5 million dollars all you’d hear is them bitching about the taxes.
@CoachSamz@FootballScoop Over the last four NFL Draft cycles, Ohio State averaged about 4.1% of an 85-man scholarship roster being selected in the first or second round each year. So I guess it wasn’t the right place for 95.9% of the roster.
It’s simpler than all that. They charge astronomical prices for an objectively shitty product. Uncomfortable shoes that fall apart in a month & cost 150 a pair is not a sustainable business model. The mistake is they thought the “brand” would cover up shitty products forever.
Three things missing on Nike collapse.
1. Focus on retro cushed them. Literally embracing a customer growing older.
2. Today’s kid doesn’t get excited about the swoosh. They lost all buzz. My boys would rather GOAT or The Drip Shop.
3. Completely abandoned storytelling.
@WilburSample@JacksonCollier So would I rather go father playing a style of basketball that is slower and less interesting, or play a more fun, fast paced style that is interesting to watch but not get as far in the tournament?
@WilburSample@JacksonCollier Maybe I am slow, but I don’t get the question. Didn’t we just reach the Sweet 16 with an Arkansas roster playing the current Arkansas style?